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tiotomasbcs
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Elvis Presley Special! Can you imagine the conditions in a Mexican meat processing plants?! My Lab would eat it tho & want more.
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capt. mike
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that has to be the worst sandwich i have EVER heard of.
i do admit an affinity for "beggin strips"
and another favorite i put on Obama Pizza..."Pup"eroni.
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Lobsterman
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History of Spam
Hawaiians have a love affair with Spam - they eat it as a delicacy, adding it to soups and stews, treating it as a side dish for breakfast, and
enjoying it as the main event for lunch and dinner. Residents of Hawaii consume more Spam than populations anywhere else in the world: More than four
million cans every year, or an average twelve cans of Spam per person per year. In fact,
Hawaii is so well associated with Spam that Hormel even introduced a limited edition "Hawaii" can in 2003.
The Hormel Company, in Austin, Minnesota, developed America's first canned ham in 1926. After the ham's were cut, the company was left with thousands
of pounds of nearly worthless pork shoulder. Jay C. Hormel, son of Hormel founder George A. Hormel, developed the ideas of using the pork shoulder in
a new product called "Hormel Spiced Ham."
Since the name was rather uninspiring, a contest was held at a new year's Eve party for a new name with a $100 prize to the winner. The winning name
was the name it goes by today - Spam. Kenneth Daigneau, an actor and the brother of a Hormel vice president Ralph Daigeau, won the contest.
During World War II, sales of Spam soared. In part because it requires no refrigeration, Spam was perfect for the military and became a standard
K-ration for U.S. soldiers. Military personnel introduced it in Hawaii and elsewhere.
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capt. mike
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the heir of Spam lives in Phx area and is a total eccentric. G. Hormel.
he has been in the news a lot past years for his outrageous behavior.
he reminds me of a modern day Howard Hughes during his last years.
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Gypsy Jan
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Anyway, here is a recipe for a Baja Mystery Meat Sandwich:
12 grain Orowheat Bread (owned by Bimbo)
Mystery Meat sliced 1/4" thick (we like the pavo or maybe it just sounds a little bit safer)
Skippy Extra Chunky Peanut Butter
Strawberry jam
Mayo
Powdered Garlic
Freshly Ground Pepper
Spread the peanut butter on one slice of bread, top it with the strawberry jam
Spread a thin layer of mayo on the other slice of bread, grind pepper to taste.
Place slice(e) of Mystery Meat on top of the mayo/pepper and sprinkle the powdered on the MM.
Combine the two slices and...bon appetit! |
I just tried it..was simply delicious.
BUT..I improved it. I added some day-old lutefisk.
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desertcpl
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Woooosh
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no kidding. You think this Italian mystery meat is going too far? If it's for kids, how do they see what fun they are eating between two slices of
bread...
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
If it's for kids, how do they see what fun they are eating between two slices of bread...
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WOW....This is just like seeing Jesus in a Tortilla.
Hey, Woooosh....Call the Enquirer. This is big stuff.
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
If it's for kids, how do they see what fun they are eating between two slices of bread...
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WOW....This is just like seeing Jesus in a Tortilla.
Hey, Woooosh....Call the Enquirer. This is big stuff. |
Huge. I was gonna have them slice me a half-kilo because it was half price- but I was afraid in might be pork.
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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